Robert Koehler (1850 – 1917)
Posted by M.R.N. on June 29, 2009
The Strike
The Socialist
First Snow In Minnesota
Rainy Evening On Hennepin Avenue
At The Cafe
In The Park
The Old Sewing Machine
The Sower
Homeward Bound
Alvina Roosen
Herbjørn Gausta
The Bohemian Peasant Girl
A Young Woman
Ninth Avenue
Forest
Goring Lock
Chickens And Trees
Elegant Woman With Feathered Hat
Head Of An Old Woman
Self Portrait
Seated Man
Prosit!
Battle
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AMERICAN GALLERY 
» American Stories: Paintings of Everyday Life said
[…] for twenty-two years, Koehler created a number of paintings that portrayed urban workers. His 1885, The Socialist, is the earliest known portrait of a working-class political agitator. Between the years 1878-1890, […]
Hamaide Frédéric said
Hello,
I work for a museum in France and prepare a permanent exhibition. I’d like to introduce to the public these two pictures of R Koehler, within this exhibition.
I would like to know if you can provide me with copies high definition of these pictures and if you are authorized to negotiate rights d ‘utilisation? so yes, could you give me a quote for the provision of these two pictures in high definition and their use in the frame of a permanent exhibition in a museum?
thanks a lot
Frédéric Hamaide
écomusée de l’avesnois
France
Suzay Lamb said
Je suis désolée mais je ne suis qu’une blogger, pas du tout une marchande d’art.
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